Berwick, Columbia County, PA -
Mamoth, a leading company that disposes of obsolete electronics, securely destroys unwanted data, and recycles or refurbishes electronic devices, has announced that it is moving to a new, more spacious facility at 117 Powerhouse Road, Berwick.
The new location, located in the BIDA complex, is currently in the process of reconstruction. The 50,000 square-foot facility is designed to accommodate the growing needs of Mamoth, including enhanced capabilities and security and space for a new corporate headquarters. Planned features include electronic equipment testing stations, data shredding and wiping capabilities, and a collection point for all end-of-life waste from electrical and electronic equipment.
Mamoth estimates that the new refurbishing department will have the capacity to refurbish thousands of assets each month to be resold and reused domestically or abroad.
New security features are a major highlight for the move. Matching Mamoth's commitment to data security for clients, the new facility will be equipped with 24/7 security monitoring, badge access control, and a secured cage for both physical and logical data destruction. These enhancements will ensure that all sensitive information in Mamoth's possession is handled with absolute security.
"We are excited to expand our capabilities and offer even better services to our community and clients," said Anthony Boberick, CEO of Mamoth. "The new facility will not only provide more space and improved amenities for our team but also reinforce our commitment to data security and customer satisfaction."
The company looks forward to welcoming clients and partners to the new facility after construction is completed. Mamoth is also excited to be bringing dozens of new jobs to the local community once renovations are completed.
“Growing up in NEPA, it is very important to me that I give back to the community that made me the person I am today. I look forward to providing a few dozen entry-level jobs in the next 2-3 years,” added Boberick.
